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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-04-20
THE GRAND OLD MAN.
Speaks for an Hour at Dim
ner Given by the Eighty Club-Oisap-
pointed in the Liberals.
LONDON, April 10.

LONDON, April 49,
Gladstone spoke at a dinner given by the
Eighty club this evening He said the time
had arrived when it was necessary to measure
his own position and that of the unionists.
He never had a suspicion that the Parnelites
associated themselves with crime and his
off cial knowledge was at least as good as that
of Lord Harrington. The burden of proof
lay upon the accusers not on the accused
Unless the accusers showed the rational
probability of the truth of their charges they
were worthless caluminators and should be
Stunned as pests Of society.
Continuing, Gladstone said he hoped the
liberal unionsts who had abstaned from
voting on the second reading of the crimes
bill would ultimately rally against coercion.
Nothing had occurred to make the cause of
home rule more hopeless than it was twelve
or even six months ago. 1t was utterly un-
true that he had tried to indune the unionists
to work with the home rule liberals for party
purposes outside of the Irish question but
had failed in his endeavor. But the bitterest
of all was the sight of the liberals supporting
the coercion bill. He had hoped a consider
able number OF the liberals who had voted in
favor of the crimes bill would eventually re-
fuse to accept the measure unless they were
assured that there was combined with 1t a
bill for the relief of Ireland. Gladstone
spoke for an hour.
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FROM ROCkLAND.
Pension Money Robber Arre.ted-Rob-
berry at ROckland-NeW Steamer.

RoCKLAND, April 10.
The officers arrested at the kland depot,
Monday night. Frank Gallagher of st. John,
N. B., charged with stealing four hnrdred
dollars pension money of Mrs. William Griz
zle of Rockport. Gallagher says the woman
sent him one hundred and twenty five dollars
and put two hundred and seventy five 10 bis
coat pocket for safe keeping uubeknown to
him. Two hundred and seventy five dollars
have been recovered.
Parties burglarized the store of Spear &
May, at Rocklaud, Monday night, getting
fifty dollars in money. They effected an en-
trance through the skylight.
A movement has been on foot sometime
towards the building of new steamer to
take the place of the Henry Morrison on the
Blue Hill & Ellsworth line. The requisite
amount of stock is now taken and the new
boat will be built so as to come on the route
by the middle of July. The boat will cost
twenty-five thousand dollars and will be a
twin screw with length of $40 feet, beam
92, draft Al. The steamer will have double
compound condensing engine and will be
first class in every particular.
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BRUNSWICK, April 10.
AT the business meeting of the United Or.
der of the Golden Cross, TODAY. the follox;n,
Officers were elected:
Grand Commander-F. 1. Dav, Lewiston.
wee Grand Commander-Lady Bennet,
Woodfords. ''
Hrand Prelate-Rev. J. L. Sanborn.
heeper of Records-Horace Mitchell.
Hrand Treasurer-D. C. P. Gerrish
Grapd Herald-J. W. Bracket. Peaks Jsl.
and. A'i'
Worthy Inner Guard-Lady Sleeper. Win.
throp. " Al
Worthy Outer Guard-Knight Moore.
Grand Trustees-J. c. Stewart, A. O.
Gooosell and S. j. Basford.
representatives to Supreme Commandry-
Dr. D. s. Stewart, York alternate, DR.. Will
lis.
The usual reports were read and adopted
and some discussion INDUCED in.
1here were about one hundred and twenty
nve delegates present
In the evening public meeting was held
in town hall. Addresses were made bv Su.
preme Commander w. H. Holman of Somer
vile, Mass. and others of lhe Supreme
Commandry, at the conclusion of which oc.
Cured the installation of the newly elected
officers by the officers of the Supreme Com.
mandry.
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State News.
ANDRosCOGGIN.

LIvERMoRE FALLS. - Our correspondent
writes April Is: Although the past winter has
been an unusually hard one for poultry a.
we'll as other domestic animals, David Elliott
of this place seems to have succeeded In
keeping his il very good condition, for last
week he killed hen from his flock which was
actually too fat to walk comfortably. The
WELD of oil from this hen was something re-
maikabe. it being about pound and quar-
ter. One piece alone weighed seventeen
ounces. es.-Mrs H. II. Putnam is dangerously
i'll with a cancer.-Rev. L. Reynolds, pastor
of the First Conqregstionai church at Var
mouth. made a visit with his brother, DR.. ii.
REYNOLDS of thi. place. last week.--Said one
Of our most prominent citizens 10 your cor
respondent: "One of the needs which our
village at present feels most sensibIy IS that
of a bark and trust company. There Is
plenty of money here, and no reason why We
should not have one of these institutions.
IF. Flavell, Esq, of North Turner, was in
town last week-R. G. Boothby, Androscog
gin County Commissioner of this place, at
tended the funeral of his brother commits
sioner Mr.. Henry Bonney, of Turner, last
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CHINA.

The selectmen have appointed a Health
Committee consisting of DR.. G. J. Nelson,
+. o. Brainerd and w. w Washburn. The
late snow storms have caused such an increase
of labor bills for breaking the snow that
town meeting has been called for the purpose
OF seeing what action the town Ill take about
paying the bills. An additional tax will
doubtless be levied.-The Billings Post have
engaged the G. A. X. Hall of landladv Dow
for another year, generally increasing the
rent, as they can well afford to do The trus-
tees of the Academy met last week and voted
to deed the lot and building, (as authoriz d
by late act of the legislature) to School
District No. 4, upon condition
that the district erect two story
school house sufficiently large to accommo
date 100 scholars. The district will soon
meet to take action on the proposition -Ex
tensive repairs are contemplated for the NJ
E. church during the coming season
Wheeling has commenced about
here, the stage coming in on
wheels, but good deal of snow yet fingers.
The ice in the lake is solid as ever.
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WATERVILLE.

VIM. A. Hall has sold his fine farm in
Winslow and contemplates a sojourn in the
West. MIR. Hall and family have made
many friends during their short residence in
Watervile.
Messrs Hayden and Robinson have con
tracted to erect a fine two story house on the
corner of Nudd and Dalton streets for B. II
Mitchell
The Continental House, which has so long
stood at the foot of Main Street Is well on
its way plain-wards. Its removal gives peo
pie on Main street good view of the Lick
wood buildings. These imposing structures
and their hum of looms and spindles will be
source of encouragement to our busy folks.
c. ii. Nelson went to Boston Tuesday wlfh
a carload of elegant driving horses.
A horse belonging to Rev. Mr.. Williams of
Vassaboro, took fright on Main street and
ran away, breaking the vehicle to which he
was attached but doing no other damage.
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MAINE DISPATCHES.
PENSIONS GRANTED.
Maine veterans Remembered at Wash.
inetOn.

WASHINGTON, April 10.
Pensions have been granted to the foIlow
ing residents Of Maine:
Gloucester. oPpe'
VIM IL. Wood, original Livermore Falls
Nhsrles lnman, original, Springfield.
" i'iian r. Glbson, increase, Fairfield.
Charles ID. Furbush increase, G. ,rland
pennls M. Smith, increase, West Farm.
ington. ~
nenj. H Gilman. increase. Maebias.
Danforth H. Blackineton. increas. Sortb
Hope. ''"'''
Enoch Z. Louie, increase, Freeport.
Edgar II. Hurd, increase. Camden.
John Yenkey. increase, Bangor.
John L. Pratt, increase, East Vassalboro.
cyrus Hurd increase, Carmel
James w. Grumpy, increase, National
Military Home, Togus.
Joseph Gilmore, increase, Pembroke.
Andrew Hill. increase. Bryant's Pond.
Charles Dsmren, Increase, Auburn.
Isaac II. Libby, increase, Gray.
John Metcalf, increase, New Portland.
Orville l.. Sawyer, increase. Linneus.
WIN. w. Livermore, increase. Gardiner.
woodbury. 5. Harmon, increase, Liberty.
Hudson Oakes, increase, Foxcroft
Melinda, widow of Samuel Crocker, Sedg-
wick.
Charles A. Robinson, original, Sherman
Mills.
X chmond M. Rhoda, original, Hodgdon
Oliver X. Yeaton, increase, Belfast.
VIM. o. Burnham, increase, Oldtown
Charles A. Dolliver, increase, New Har-
Dor. -IE hs4q
VIM. B. Bradford. increase, Cushing.
John b. Adams, increase, Skowhegan.
Levi G. Flint, increase, Monson.
Alexander Jenkins, increase, Nepwort.
Geo. W. Piper, reissued, Somerville.
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Enjoy Life.

What a truly beautiful word we live in
Nature gives us grandure of mountains, glen,
and oceans, and thousands of means of
enjoyment. We can desire no better when
in perfect health; but how often do the ma
iority of people feel like giving it up dis
heartened, discouraged and worn out with
disease, when there is no ocsasion for this
feeling, as every sufferer can easily obtain
satisfactory proof that Green's August Flower
will make them free from disease as when
born. Dyspepsia aud Liver Complaint are
the direct cause of seventy-five per cent. of
such maladies AS Biliousness, Indigestion,
Sick Headache, Costiveness. Nervous Pros
rstion, Dizziness of the Head, Palpitation Of
the Heart, and other distressing symptoms.
Three doses of August Flower will prove it's
wonderful effect. Sample bottles, 10 cents.
Fry it.
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BOY GA NJ lSLltlsS.
Discovery OF n Boys Gambling Room
The Entrance Guarded by an Electro
cal Alarm.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, April 10.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, April 49,
Something of sensation has been caused
by the discovery of poker room, arranged
for and palronizcd by boys between the ages
of l2 and 20 years. Within the last few days
two boys engaged as collectors have disap-
peared, having failed to account for the mon
ey paid by customers, and in tracing the
cause for their flight, the existence and loca'
ton of the place were revealed 1t was in
ceIler under business block in the center of
the town, and was unknown to the police,
The entrance to it was through saloon back
of the oar-room, at the end of which Is what
appears TO be large ice-cnest, but which IN
reality Is an entrance to II stairway leading
down cellar. When the place was ralded
there were forty boys playing poker, twenty
FIVE and fifty cents limit, nearly all OF them
OF highly respectable families. They were
smoking and drinking. The place was un-
derground, lighted by gas and without par
ticle Of ventilation. An electric alarm bell
connected it with the floor above and gave
notice of any approach
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Water ut Old Orchard.

BIDDEFoRD, April 10.
Old Orchard ci liens are negotiating tor
water service system in their town this spring
1t is proposed to obtain water from Philippe
spring, three miles west from the beach The
estimated cost of the service is $4,000, in
cludiag the purchase of the spring and the
present limited system upon which The city
now largely depends. The town viii be
asked to contribute for hydrant service.
A town meeting will be beld lmme ediateiy
and if sufficient financial support is promised
work will, he commenced soon as the frost
leaves the ground. Boston capitalists are
interested in scheme.
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Transfers OF Real Estate for Lincoln Co
for Week Ending April is 1887.

BooTrBAY-Herbert G. Dunton 10 Adela A.
Sherman land. $3.50; james A. Reed to Esther j.
Reed, land and buildings, 800; I'd Cong society to
James W. Reed, lsnd, s75, WIN. Murray to Ansel
Farnham, land, $50; Thomas Foster to Susan W.
Brewer, land and buildings. tl5.
BRIsToL-Geo. W. Ellis to Narcissa Bracket,
land. $50.
DRESDEN Geo. L. wood to Lewis Lowell al.
land, $50.
EDGECoMB-Sophia Martin al. to George c..
Cushman, land t5000.
JEFFERsoN-Msrgaret G. Fish to Mary 4. Bea-
man. land and buildings, 1850.
NEwCAsTLB-Frank Smithwick to Mary J. Van
nah land and buildings, $1,000.
WALDoBORo-, aron o. Wnchenbach 10 Andrew
o. Storer, land, tl500; Rudolphus Rtz to liner
son +. Creamer, land and buildings. 0o0 same TO
Willie A Davis, land and building, 400.
NoBLF BoRo-Wm Clark & al. TO Albert G. Ham
mond, . 90; Albert Cunningham to Louisa Ham
mond. land. ESQ.
wArTEFIrLD-Calvin Starrett. Exr TO Hiram
Bliss, Jr land and buildings. 3i75 John A. Bates
to Henry NJ. Neal, land and buildings, 81.
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are now doing well.-F. u. Nudi retnrns6
from Callfornis, April IL. where he has bacn
/ stopping all winter.-A horse belonying IN
Geo +. Paine of this town, broke his leg last
tuesday, so that il was necessary TO shoot
him.-Fred Parsons has resigned his po.i,ian
as brakeman on the Somerset railroad. ana
"a Magoon has secured the situation Rev
7. +. Cate of Lewiston has been secured ,o
deliver the lecture and sermon before the
eradusting class of Anson Academy. This
class numbers twelve.
WALDO
SEARsNoNr.-Our correspondent writes
April is; VIM. c. Andrews, who sold his
isrm short time since, has gone 10 Hing
nam. massachusetts,, on visit.-Miss Geor-
sia HASKELL, who has been wishing in Camden.
returned home last week selectmen
have appointed Board of Health, consisting
CT j. w. Fsrrar for three wears, p :. Wing
tor two years and j. +. Woodcock lor on,
year j. E. Woodcock will attend court AT
Belfast this week, as juryman -Chas. +
Lassell. George Davis aud George B,own
start this week for Montana Some two
months ago +. l.. Bean & Co. made an an
nouncement that anyone buving 50 worth of
goods would be entitled to guess on the
weight of a COW they have had on exhibition
NJ tner store. The COW was weighed last
week and tipped the beam at 765 pounds. Mr.
George Ames of Lineolnvile guessed her
exact weight There were over 100 guesses
This will give some idea of the amount OF
business this firm does
LIBERTY Our correspondent writes April
is + 5. Hunt of Boston passed a dav in this
village last week.-Addie Crockett has gone
to Massachusetts, in quest of employment.-
Elias Skidmore. Jr., lost cow last week
valued st 500 Rev. Mr.. Dixon occupied
the pulpit here Yesterday MIR. Geo c.
Sheldon will preach his farewell sermon next
Sunday the 24h inst, and will soon after
return to Watervile and resume his studies
preparatory to settling in the work of the
mnistry.-John X. Pierce of Lockridge, Ia .
Is expected to lecture before +. n Bradstxeet
Post, u. A. r.. of this place, sometime next
month Mr.. Pierce being native of Mont
vile, much interest is being developed in the
forthcoming lecture. In compliance with the
new law providing for the establishment of
local boards of health in the cities and towns
OF this State, our selectmen have made th.ir
appointments. and the board will enter at
once upon the duties before it, But little
work is anticipated, however, as Liberty, in
a sanitary point of view, is tavorably located
and her citizens are alive to the Importance
of cleanliness.
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FROM GARDINER.
severe ACCIDENT to nr. NlaTston OF
Randolph-A A Victory for the Knights
of Labor.
Especial to the Kennebec Journal, I

Especial to the Kennebec Journal
GARDINER, April 10.
Mr.. d. r. Marston of Randolph, was on
Dingley Bros. coal wharf this morning with
his team when his horse became frightened
at the approaching cars AID ran against a
POST, throwing Mr.. Marston onto the wheel
and breaking three ribs. He was carried
into Mr.. Jewell's Office and from there trans
ported home where he received medical
treatment. The wagon was damaged but the
horse escaped uninjured.
The shoe factory committee conferred with
Superintendent Drake this afternoon and the
result of the conference was that the crew
will resume work Wednesday morning and
Miss Nellie Newell is to be discharged.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-04-20

ID. A. Bradford wholesale dealer Of Chat
tanooga, Tenn, writes that he was seriously
afflicted with a severe cold that settled on his
lungs; had tried many remedies without ben
eft. Being induced to try DIR. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, did so and was
entirely cured by use of a few bottles. Since
which tine he has used it in his family for all
Coughs and Colds with best results. This 10
the experience of thousands whose lives have
been saved by this Wonderful Discovery.
Trial Bottles free at Devine & Coughlin's
Drug Store.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-04-20

You are feeling depressed, your appetite Is
poor, and you are bothered with Headache,
you are fdgety, nervous, and generally out
IF sorts, ana want to brace up. Brace up,
but not with s,imulants, spring medicines, or
biuers, which have for their bases very
cheap, bad whiskey, and which stimulate you
for an hour, and then leave you in worse
condition than before. What you want is an
alternative that will purify your blood, start
healthy action OF Liver and Kidneys, restore
YOUR vitality, and give renewed health and
strength. Such a medicine you will find in
Electric Bitters, and only 30 cents bottle st
Devine and Coughlin's Drug Store.
Take a ID. X. and be o. X. See ad.
o,cbQ.Enn
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CHICAGO'S MAYOR
Delivers His Inaugural and Makes lew
Remarks About Arbitration.

CHICAGO, April 10.
Mayor John A. Roche after qualifying be.
fore the city council, MONDAY night read
h,ief inaugural in which he said Every
brick and stone and timber in the buildings
,yhich line our $50 miles of streets, Is con-
tribulion to the graodest monument of labor
erected by willing hands and earnest hesrts
..sarn times The demand of working
mon for Just treatment and fair wages Is
rioht and should be respected
Arbitration is a better method OF sett'ing
oontroyersies between employer and employe
IL, strikes and boycotts or brute force,
Might is not the synonym OF Tish', ,,t ana
should not take its place in the land OF lloer-
ty and law and tree ballot ana me n.s'SAt ~
on men who, while enj oying the dement's OF
frea Government, are seeking to Undermine
,a eyarthrow il under the guise of socialism
or anarchy, must learn that this o is not a,n the
,r;nes The first duty of the government is
the Il w protection of its citizens in their right to
life, liberty and prosperity.
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A Little " ind.

SUFFOLK, Va, April 10.
Last night a cyclone visited this section
with fatal and destructive effect. Its track
was about 100 yards wide. The house of
John Wright was completely demolished.
Wright and his wife and her young sister and
James Luke were in the house at the time.
Mrs. Wright and Luke were killed, the
young girl fatally injured and Wright seri-
ously hurt.
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Fire at Winter flarbOr.

ELLSWORTH, April To
Cant, r. Pendleton's house at Winter har-
bor. burned last Friday evening. The nre
vas discovered issuing from the roof and
caught, it is supposed, from detective chim-
ney. Most of the contents was saved. Inc
house was a valuable one.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-04-20

The best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands. Chilblains,
Corns, and all Skin Eruption, and positively
cures Piles, or no pay required. II is guar
anteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money
refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale
by Devine & Coughlin. may29td&wiy
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A Child Burned to Death.

The four year old daughter OF o'epne"
was burned to death last night
He clothes caught fire while playing around
. bru.h fire. She lived four hours, suffering
terribly.
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lsar IIarbor Notes
Bar HARBoR, April 10.

BAT HAKBUK' hP'r H"'
The selectmen today laid out the 'hueA '
sired softer Cliff" road, in the building oi
which several millonaires are Interested
1t will probably be constructed TINS summer
Pima for the new sewer is being laid.
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NO. 95.

"atertown and brighton Live Stocl
Market.
heporsed for the kennebec Jou nal for week en,inx
April II.
A|oasf Of Lire Stock a. Market.
Csttle. Sheep Lambs. Swine. Horses v.s,s
S,ss ll.oaS N4ss ,ss,
NaEsber .frsn Maine
Sleeps
,,., Natile. .Smos. Calves. Horses Swine-
Maine stock, " 90 liS al ~
Price Of Market Beer
A few choice, s7,oo a o. SO; extra. ssso sn-.
arst 9aaiiiy t60o 81 IS; second quality. as 90 .
- 50. third quality, 81 90 $3.50. W."
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Mr.. Blaine's Trip.

CHICAGO, April 10.
No formal reception will be rendered by
the Union League Club to MIR. Blaine on his
arrival here tomorrow morning. His health
is improving.
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Thomaston Board of Health.

THOMAsrON, April To
The selectmen have appointed as Tue
hoard of health of Thomaston: Dr' >. b.
Walker. DR.. II. c. Levensaler, MAJ H.
Hewett Gushing, w. w. Bradford f. u
Hathorne, S. ID. Payson.
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Changes "t temperature are apt to cause
dangerous sickness; in the full blooded apo
plexv is to be feared. When you have pain
10 the head feel dizzy, feverish, rheumatic
or sick at the stomach take At once three to
ren Of Brandreth's Pills. Such slight anec-
lions are only the harblngers Of disease or
sudden prOstration, and the thing 70 do il to
master the trouble at once. Never let n little
sickness ct the better Of you. Drive it out
f doors in nediately. Let there be no COM
promise. always have with you box Of
Brandreth's Pills, and you are prepared TO
fight the worst form of sickness io its incip-
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Oct2d&w lyurchwky
From John +. Wyman, formerly Postmaster,
South China. Me.

Too much cannot be said of Adamson's
Butsnc Cough Bslsam, as 1t is the best
remedy for coughs, colds, etc, that | have
ever seen. and to its wonderful effects owe
my recovery. 1t is well worthy of praise,
afil cted."
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OUR LEADING BRAND.

II leads them all. Until recently facilities have
been insufficient to produce enough to supply new
territory Now, with enlarged conveniences and
improved machinery, We are prepared TO furnish
every chewer III the United states with the best
chew, If he but chooses to ask for our "HAPPY
THOUGHT" Wave Line Plug. Convenient, move,
fresh; does not harden; W II not crumble; of deli
eou' flavor and full strength. Get your dealer to
break you ten cent piece for trial.
sep t11ippW2ppnr
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Cattle Traffic BY Maine Drorrs.

II is with satisfaction that can say that Maine
dealers are IN the market with cattle, both tor beef
and work, together with mch cows of every do.
seriptions. The ,tocS was at the Waiertovu IN wards
and offered for sale on the hill portion OF the wards
where were congregated quite number OF buyers,
good many after working oxen that would nave
bought three or four weeks age. The demand sho a
be good through this and par of next month Ulines
Weston sold one pair OF working oxen girthing
n, Pin Is year olds) the home weight s40o lbs nj
$65. W. ". Hall 4 Son had 10 cattle In market a
pair that would gir,h home Oft Sin TO m iiu weigh
ing from poo TO 1900 lbs. at silsto stau O. H.
Merrill sold pair wo kers eirth 90 iOin 2soO lbs al
$40. q. Wells sold steer to a sssculatur, a very
handsome animal, bought TO put with another steer
Tor work AT $6l l3 steers TO dress from 7S to 1890
lbs, at &c ID. W.